Browse offbeat bouquet options in various colors and blooms.

Succulents that resemble flowers make charming mates for spotted phalaenopsis orchids. The assortment is wired and tucked amid columbine, white-and-pink ranunculus, and plum-colored tulips.

This slate gray, burgundy, and ivory bouquet includes an intriguing mix of white phalaenopsis orchids, creamy mini calla lilies, eggplant calla lilies, monkey tails, vanda orchids, smoke bush, and silver brunia berries.

Garden roses, bunny tails, and pink-edged variegated dogwood are wrapped with jacquard ribbon in this bountiful arrangement.

Fresh millet, bay laurel, and succulents combine in this bouquet full of natural beauty.

Lush leaves from the Caribbean, such as galax, papyrus, and areca palm leaves, are combined to create this tropical bouquet.

Traditional and alternative elements are artfully combined in this arrangement of garden roses, paniculata hydrangeas, bittersweet, and scabiosa pods.

Nosegays of fir, wild pine, cedar, aspen twigs, and berries are swathed in houndstooth wool for a wintery alternative to a traditional bouquet.

A variety of flowers such as peonies, roses, wild grasses, passionflower vine, viburnum berries, and nigella come together to create this arrangement full of visual interest.

This rustic bouquet includes dried white tea tree, larkspur, ammobiums, lavender, and a few fresh gardenias.

This bouquet of light-pink peonies and white garden roses is accented with an unexpected element -- decorative kale.

Late-season aubergine dahlias look even more dramatic thanks to their white-tipped petals. Velvet-embossed leaves and fresh chartreuse acorns add rich color and texture.

Silk and feather creatures secured on thin wires float and flutter realistically in this handmade arrangement.

Tree peonies, cosmos, tulips, and delicate wire vine create a cascade that drapes over the bride's arm.

Blue muscari add contrast to a cheerful profusion of lilies of the valley, daffodils, Hymenocallis, ranunculus, and narcissus.

Scabiosa, ornithogalum, snowberries, lisianthus flowers, and guinea plumage make up this alternative nosegay.

Striped Abracadabra and Hocus Pocus roses make a magical foundation for a bouquet. Their yellow and aubergine shades are mirrored by an assortment of butter-hued roses, bright-yellow marigolds, deep-burgundy ranunculus, and orange-colored rose hips.

In this surprising mix, bell-like fritillaria and wide-mouthed Green Goddess calla lily blooms masquerade as foliage among yellow-edged hosta, Solomon's seal, and spotted calla-lily leaves. Delicately petaled tree peonies seem to float on top

Dried blooms from a cotton plant are an unexpected touch in this arrangement of Queen Anne's lace, chamomile flowers, akebia vines, gardenia, dahlias, green zinnias, and mint.

A stunning single-flower clutch of creamy astilbes has a super-soft textural warmth.

These plump grape-hyacinth and delicate lavender florets are dressed up with a mauve silk handle; a pin adorned with a lavender glass bead secures the ribbon on top.

Celebrate the color purple with a loosely gathered offering of heather, wax flowers, lavender sweet peas, Genista, and Tulbaghia.

Pink Prominence lilies, amaryllis, green and speckled phalaenopsis orchids, pink dendrobium, dusty pink calla lilies, euphorbia, honeysuckle foliage, and string-of-beads are hand-wired together to give this arrangement a free-form effect.

Sunny chartreuse and fiery red evoke the tropics in this exotic display that also includes vivid philodendron and croton leaves, ruby peonies, tightly clustered euphorbias, and winding passionflower vine. All-green ranunculus and red-flushed maple seed pods add to the breezy chaos between flowers and foliage.

This bouquet has a variety of textures, colors, and scents, thanks to the mix of muscari (grape hyacinth), lamb's ear, lily of the valley, andromeda, helleborus, thyme, rosemary, sage, and scented-geranium foliage.

A bundle of bridal-white snowberries is wrapped in a white satin ribbon with white-beaded trim pinned to the top and bottom edges.

Creamy Cymbidium Lionello spills out of a bridal bouquet accented by frothy astilbe and buds of society garlic, finished with white silk-satin ribbon.

This bouquet is a charming mix of English garden roses, flowering mint stems, olive leaves, fuchsias, and pink pepper berries.

What appears to be a single luxurious bloom is formed from layer upon layer of cymbidium orchid petals. White at the center, the cluster gradually becomes a coy pink.

It's easy to create this beachy bouquet using petal-like shells in various summery hues.

Lifelike blooms are easily created from ribbons in a variety of textures, sizes, colors, patterns, and shapes.